More than 2,700 Turkish judges removed from duty

Live updates: Erdogan vows revenge after Turkey coup attempt

Here are the latest developments following Friday's failed coup attempt in Turkey:

Turkey has arrested some 6,000 people and suspended nearly 8,000 police officers
The country's president has vowed revenge and hinted he could bring back the death penalty
John Kerry and Boris Johnson have urged Erdogan to show restraint
Turkey has called on the US to extradite Fethullah Gulen who it blames for the plot
The Foreign Office has told Britons that the situation is still "volatile"

Hundreds of judges have reportedly been removed from duty in Turkey following an attempted coup by a faction of the military.

Broadcaster NTV, citing a decision by the High Council of Judges and Prosecutors, said 2,745 judges had been removed in total.

The Anadolu news agency reported that five members of Turkey's high judiciary board Hysk had also been removed.

Last updated Mon 18 Jul 2016